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The image displays a page from a Domino's Pizza menu, likely in Beijing, China, given the context. The page is titled "Sides" in English and "小食类 Menu" (Snacks Menu) in Chinese. A hand is visible holding the right edge of the menu, suggesting it's being read. The page features six different side dishes, each with an appetizing photograph, English and Chinese names, a price in Yuan (¥), and a brief description. 1. **Vegetable Salad**: A vibrant salad with various greens, red cabbage, carrots, and cherry tomatoes, priced at ¥14 for 80g. The Chinese description is "阳光蔬菜色拉" (Sunshine Vegetable Salad), noting that vegetables may vary by region. 2. **Square Garlic Bread**: A pile of golden, square-shaped garlic bread pieces on a rustic plate, costing ¥13 for 12 pieces (135g). The Chinese name is "香蒜松软方方包" (Fragrant Garlic Soft Square Bread). 3. **Onion Rings**: A serving of crispy, golden onion rings on a wooden board, accompanied by a small white bowl of ketchup. This item is ¥13 for 10 pieces (90g), translated as "洋葱黄金圈" (Onion Golden Rings). 4. **Potato Wedges**: A generous portion of potato wedges, also on a wooden board, with a whole potato blurred in the background. It is priced at ¥12 for a large portion (125g), named "黄金薯角" (Golden Potato Wedges). 5. **Mini Hotdog**: Four mini hotdogs wrapped in pastry, arranged on a white plate with a green garnish. These are ¥16 for 4 pieces (128g), referred to as "热狗面包卷" (Hotdog Bread Roll). At the bottom, a general note in Chinese indicates that products and packaging are subject to the actual item, pictures are for reference, and the displayed ingredients are not for sale separately. The Domino's Pizza logo and "达美乐比萨" (Domino's Pizza) are visible on the far left. The overall presentation is clean and well-organized, typical of a restaurant menu.
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